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Guest Post – written by my wife – ‘A’ We often receive emails from people with specific questions about living on a boat with a baby. So we thought it about time we do a post to answer some of those questions and give you a bit more details about how to live on a [...]
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Living on a boat, done right, can be the very essence of living the simple life. We make do with less of everything from food (fridge too small) to clothing (no closet space) to knick-knacks and frick-frack which we simply don’t have space to display/store. We also consume much less than the average four person [...]
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We have been having some amazingly cold weather here for about a week. -20 deg C (-4 F) on and off for about 5 days. With the wind chill it has been as cold at -40 C (-40 F.) On days like that, even the geese have had the good sense to stay in bed. [...]
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A couple of days ago we were contacted by someone from California who wanted to interview us for a report she was doing on Mobile Living. Because of some rather unscrupulous reporters we normally don’t do interviews, but because of the topic and … well, I really don’t know why, we decided to oblige. So, [...]
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This is part four in my Living on a Boat series. It was originally going to be titled Who should NOT Live on a Boat, but recent events made me change the title and topic slightly. So this is Part 4 in out Living on a Boat Series: Part 1: Living on a Boat – [...]
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In the rarefied world of the ultra-ULTRA Rich, not having all ones toys within arms length (or at least within a couple of nautical miles) would simply not do. But how does one bring the Bentley or the Rolls or the Range Rover, or maybe even all three along on a little jaunt to Tahiti? [...]
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I’ve received a couple of cool comments lately and don’t want them to get lost in the posts. I love hearing from everyone out there, especially when you’ve been inspired or encouraged to take the plunge. Feel free to comment or contact me with whatever comments or questions you might have. Reading your site has [...]
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Here is part 3 of 4 in our series Living on a Boat. Post 1: Living on a Boat – Cheap Living. Part 2: Living on a Boat – Questions. Part 4: Living on a Boat and Alcohol. A number of people have commented to me that living on a boat is something that you [...]
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This is part 2 of 4 on the topic of Living on a Boat. Part 1: Living on a Boat – Cheap Living Part 3: Living on a Boat – Family and All Part 4: Living on Boat and Alcohol In this post I will try to answer some of the questions that I get [...]
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I often get emails from various people asking all sorts of questions about Living on a Boat. Many are from people who are contemplating moving aboard themselves and are looking for information and knowledge from those of us who have already taken the plunge (so to speak.) With that is mind, I plan to do [...]
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Living on a boat, done right, can be the very essence of living the simple life. We make do with less of everything from food (fridge too small) to clothing (no closet space) to knick-knacks and frick-frack which we simply don’t have space to display/store. We also consume much less than the average four person [...]
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We have been having some amazingly cold weather here for about a week. -20 deg C (-4 F) on and off for about 5 days. With the wind chill it has been as cold at -40 C (-40 F.) On days like that, even the geese have had the good sense to stay in bed. [...]
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A couple of days ago we were contacted by someone from California who wanted to interview us for a report she was doing on Mobile Living. Because of some rather unscrupulous reporters we normally don’t do interviews, but because of the topic and … well, I really don’t know why, we decided to oblige. So, [...]
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This is part four in my Living on a Boat series. It was originally going to be titled Who should NOT Live on a Boat, but recent events made me change the title and topic slightly. So this is Part 4 in out Living on a Boat Series: Part 1: Living on a Boat – [...]
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In the rarefied world of the ultra-ULTRA Rich, not having all ones toys within arms length (or at least within a couple of nautical miles) would simply not do. But how does one bring the Bentley or the Rolls or the Range Rover, or maybe even all three along on a little jaunt to Tahiti? [...]
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I’ve received a couple of cool comments lately and don’t want them to get lost in the posts. I love hearing from everyone out there, especially when you’ve been inspired or encouraged to take the plunge. Feel free to comment or contact me with whatever comments or questions you might have. Reading your site has [...]
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Here is part 3 of 4 in our series Living on a Boat. Post 1: Living on a Boat – Cheap Living. Part 2: Living on a Boat – Questions. Part 4: Living on a Boat and Alcohol. A number of people have commented to me that living on a boat is something that you [...]
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This is part 2 of 4 on the topic of Living on a Boat. Part 1: Living on a Boat – Cheap Living Part 3: Living on a Boat – Family and All Part 4: Living on Boat and Alcohol In this post I will try to answer some of the questions that I get [...]
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I often get emails from various people asking all sorts of questions about Living on a Boat. Many are from people who are contemplating moving aboard themselves and are looking for information and knowledge from those of us who have already taken the plunge (so to speak.) With that is mind, I plan to do [...]
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